VIDEO: How to use pull ointment correctly
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The pull ointment is anti-inflammatory and analgesic. It also promotes blood circulation. So she has everything that can help against an infection or minor injuries. There are a few things to keep in mind while doing this. This is how you proceed with the train ointment.
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What you need:
- band Aid
- Wound dressing
Apply the pull ointment correctly
- The draft ointment contains active ingredients from shale oil. It is mostly used for chronic inflammatory skin diseases. Even with small ones Injuries the train ointment can help.
- You can buy the train ointment in the pharmacy, it is only pharmacy-only. However, if you have open wounds or eczema, boils, etc. see the doctor. He can diagnose whether the pull ointment can help or whether other means are necessary.
- The ointment is black due to the shale oil. You should make sure that you get one band Aid or even put a wound dressing on top of the ointment so you don't get anything dirty. It is difficult to get out of fabrics or the like.
- Sometimes the doctor's visit is delayed by self-application of the pull ointment. You should avoid that. Check whether a visit to the doctor is not necessary beforehand.
- Please also read the package insert before use. Side effects can occur, especially if you are allergic to some of the active ingredients in the pull ointment.
- If you have a minor injury to your leg, apply the pull ointment to the wound. You can apply a little more of it, so that the entire wound is well covered. Then apply a sterile wound dressing to prevent the ointment from leaking out. Leave the ointment on until it penetrates well skin has moved in. This can take a few hours.
- Feel free to repeat the process. If the wound has not healed after about two uses, you should consult your doctor. If the wound is bleeding too much and is deep, apply a sterile wound dressing without pulling ointment and go straight to the doctor.
- The pull ointment can also help with pimples. If the pimple is on the face, put some ointment on it and cover the ointment with a plaster. Make sure that the pulling ointment does not get in the eyes or come into contact with mucous membranes.
- Do not spread the pull ointment on varicose veins.
Scars can occur after accidents and injuries or after operations. …
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